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INSURANCE t t §"M".‘.."“"Z"Z°' t ........ ..
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0, ALL KINDS “mm m: NORWALK ..ll(l:1::eAt.te::nx;n;r10t and buildingsfi TORRINGTON, Sept. zit—A man A D S
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THE BEST COMPANIES IN THEi l D dl . E and E] R ’whost name is said to be Roar Vien-
BUSINESS AND WRITTEN A‘l ‘ . _. u 9’ ' y "mo“: ‘0 cein, 22 years ,old, is in a serious con-
. . fi . e. (diaries Oddo, lot and buildingo, No.6 dition at the Litchneld Countv Hospi- Entrance o M . Sr
YOUR insunmca SHOULD BE- lpross street. War. m WWW as the result of' a com 3 in! St. Fairfield Ave.. Cannon 3:. Y-
WEITTBN T0 PROPERLY COV- l Joseph Morton to Daniel Duria and sio'n on the. road between here and
ER YOU. Think this over, it meant AND PERSONAL lul" '0} and b‘mdm‘b' T331" “9‘ Litchficid last night between a motor B 'd
O great deal to you: ‘ gnuc: _“ 37‘ cyclc lie was riding ahd a horse and fl geport‘ com" Saturday. Sept. 30. 1916. l.
Tayionbcoiden News m... M... ..
0‘ a“ u’ ' " 9“ Plice- War- Lilcliiitd . Nobel's horse is blind and
Tciephono No. 1289 1 ,3 rhyme '9‘. Edward H‘ White ‘0 Net- lie is alleged to have been without a Sh '
«nth Norwaik Trust Co. Bldg. V VMmlwmm ”“ ;“ ““50“ '0" “”3540“ 3”“ liplll. He is belllii held at the police OBS are lilCl'
' E inn. AND MRS. LEES WILL “‘0” _°_‘~‘°d' station. He was thrown from the an
i for young men_ " CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY [Ila‘mcls fmlymfmd lo‘ James Pus- non. but was only bruised on the face. and '
. . . . l ilttis and wile. the lots. ltottklaud V'i-nct-in h,“ a ‘t'i‘lit wound a ti'ar-tur- . a l u
From Mame to cahforma .' \ir and Mr Augustu' inc! 01 "“3" War 'i ' db t i If a d ' unt d
, . .. . . i: ‘., . ‘- ' ct rtbait,i s er0.ap cure ‘ .
yllm cant figd better st‘liltsbior ‘.\\'t<tboit. will cvlcbrate their twenW “Hm“ 3- E Wahreiibcrgcr '0 An- Milli" A than riding in a side carriage Mm” 4“ no lung” ml‘dk for wear alone. 3
' t e man w o wants 6 t' . 'tiet‘ii wedding anniversary wiihin a nu ("_ llank8. two acres, West Nor- . . . . . ._ "’ltct' 'r- -. . -
. ter styles. _, ‘ . .llld(l.Pd to the moon (3th disappear _ '. .1 t ”"‘.‘ lll()lt [llrtll f”""v‘0\'cring,; lllt’l' are .'
_ _ , \ishor: time. it t..- expected that a host walk road. W”. M alter the. 30“de but is believed lliiitxgs oi l’k’lillle‘TllulllC addit'o . . l _ - H . 3
This is the young mans ‘ ti-= d» rth' mu 1 will bc lield' reii idusJ Worden to Ch l a ' i> i‘ ~'~t h ' 101: 'J I“ ‘1”‘5' “my
store . J 0 “If! J 0 e ( p 9 . . ' u ' tir as an not to have been injured. The burn “it ‘1 ‘lu l lininioity lo t‘usluiiic—or llicy furnish a con- 'i
- . ‘ ‘ \' at llit’ll‘ home on Saturday evening. \eia Toth. lot and buildings. Center her of the motor cvcle “I... 4.313 ll'ihl t’l ("illlfll tltllfi'lll. ‘ .
. The new fall fashions keyed tit-tuner 7. invitations for tho attuir “awe, \Var, . ‘ ‘ . ' . ' . if
, . p _ , , . . which does- not appear in the motor \lltlt“; 3., . ~ . , . ‘ . . _
l up to the best. Suits at $15 ivxiii be brut‘tl Within a short tinic.‘ Anna Banks to William H. Wood. vehicle register . . : ’ H ‘h-impmt‘im “ in” ”I lca>tt "’ ”W attire 5.
t to $30. ' :lloth are well known in the town. MY-iioui 10.5, West Norwalk road. War. i ' d; 41V ,L'lUIt-s. . l_lt\t‘ glUYLN. too, lllt‘)’ may lic fashionably ‘
i ' . . . .' V _ ' M‘n'i , t" WWII t‘ii it-r ltti‘ t‘tiiiii‘ii iti‘ ‘ ‘ ' ~~ ' M,
. Fall overcoats and rain ’1 res btni gthe owner of the ices a ‘ ‘ NEGRO STRlKEBREAKERS QUIT ~ t ioi lioiiiitiii). ' hi
. coats. infat-iurinc company and their many. The Building Inspectortfi 0mm, will ‘ ‘ I” ‘ 9 - ”H“ “m, ”M, m,“ ”m x 1].. in V . . . I
i :t‘rictidi will wish them the l)t'El of luck‘in- closed Mondly as ho has been llltllltilui’tlltl, Mp“ '9'" Three 'tlltl in l)“- chm Hitli \\'lti h ll ‘ m‘m'il‘” ‘md “1 effect I
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ON'T ivory about the l Rogers & Stevens ‘iii their future married lltc. ‘sutpmoitcd out of town on business. MON lllllgt‘hOH‘llltll on strike since . ‘. tilt ”hit t. .
ClllllV (hv 1m] ".1 m_ 1‘ ‘ i into yesterday iii the New England \\li:it lit-:ttitit‘ul 00],)“. mm. .H.“ Oil-crud in, Mill what w,
:3 i -” s , .“. . C" .. , , ' ‘ ’ - ‘ ' -< ' .
- ‘v . "j tNorwalk SQ Nor-walk . Muuoah-Wyoman. . Advertise in The Sentinel. bovication tonipany a duct» hcic ttlllllllllitlitllls and Contrasts ”1' mt,”- p
~. . that autumn “‘11 bring. Mrs. Anna Mar‘usak announces the. uth‘ iut‘t‘ipilfllt‘d I! 59’1““! Fillm‘lon 1: . . .
Buy our guarantccd coal and . "—7. illlfll'l‘liillu’ of lwr H011 Henry to Mir“ ts IT RHEUMATISM? ‘in do handling of freight. ., . 0' “.“lm” “h" ”M”: ”ml liltc to drivc thcir own ' ~ .
, , . An attachment and served on \in- . . .. . . . nth. ~pcciui motor in...“ “t i‘ . l l' ‘k k' - . '.
Cheer u . \0u 11 "ct tlic lll "ll- , ‘ (‘aroiinc \\ ysman, of i Fitch strum, _ Ntcio strtkcbrcnltcrs rctuscd last V. . . ”h t dt Ill d'lc in lacc st 'le ‘ '
P b 3" 'ccnzo and Mary Pepe to the amount ‘ “th l‘\i)t‘t‘iall\ lli“ll tit‘ 'l “l " ' ‘ y
1' . .1 - ‘ . . . . Exist Norwaik on September 9th.. in Aren't You Really on the Wrong llllllll to blt‘vlt on straw in freight cars ‘ - c ‘15 “ ‘“ ‘ “NC“ Will! straps like a .‘
6‘5! (wall) COd >01" lumdte '0! $200 by Sherifl i-zduar n. i’crrv - PWW «‘12 r '
. . ,. . ' .' b , ‘ " New “TX. The couple will mice ml Track 1 and many of them quit. Other strike- '
has C\ cr tt’slcd. lilllfi morning. it was filed in favor of .. .. _ . -. ‘d -).-' . 'I . ~~
, . ”19“ “Wt! “WW1“ rooms 0“ -", bro-.tkt is have been brought from New tt‘ilillllul Havana brtm'ii hid ha‘ a t l ‘l "
“mm“ 1" Taylor and the estate 0‘ iowc street ilils' citv l i too ~liare of so~caiicd rl > - 7- .. ' ' l‘i " l ' ' 5 0)) H k tallipagne '
I _ , ._ . . - . . -- El . ' 1‘ umn ilawn today. A equiltl of police is on \H \\iti fancy cdgint.‘r around to» “M M“. t l -. XIV ~.
Harris & Gans {J‘mm’ 5- R“"‘""“' l tism is caused by weak kidneys. When mu) . hccl. Sm, ] ‘ “ “r "m” ‘ ' g
| ‘ . ””"f'w’: . , thins Elsie llill. daughter of (Tong. llit‘ kidncys tail to clear the blood ot‘ r“... mm are not organized, Thcy \ , , l . . -
W 1 St S {h N [h l -—'l‘ull line 0 .sotts. OBrlen 8- E. J. Hill starts for (thicagt) W'tiric acid. the acid irritates ”m den_.w“m an increase front 25 to 35 cents ‘ H . q“: t mut- 1“,] “.1”, gray 10:) is lancily trimmed at - :v
' er ' 0“ on“ i . .sinan E. J. Hill, stunt“; for Chicago 10- cute nervca. 'l‘orturlng pains dart an hour ‘ l ‘ .. “ ‘ 1
f 1 i Ford Automobile made 0"" ““0 a day to assist iii thc stifll‘fll-tt‘ Blalt‘c'ihrough the inflected Dart whenever it ' .___._______. Ifitlc lid of llcld Inou~t iiu hi i ' il l "
, - ..._ ._. . .- m.» --.._—.__ . ,tolivery truck smashed into Ilit‘ ,» . . , . . - - . - \ V ‘ t‘ 1 5 "arrnw 9‘ "lll‘T 0 )l'i -
. . . dutinit lhe present campaign. its inotcd. in strengthening the ktdnels liant i; . .. . . . , , n” 2‘
flow IS THE TIME icurb at the bottem of Wesiport liill film“ “MW mm haw prom“ mm COLONEL avms DEAD. i lltlll ltdtlitr l)tl\\t(tl tippt‘t‘ (illtl \‘ail]l)_ bio. ,
{1‘0 PAINT WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.——»(‘ol. w.
i'. Evans, i,‘_ S. A., retired. is dead at
the Soldiers' Home, of which be war
’uuartcrmastcr, He saw sorvlcc in tlic
‘lndinn campaign, in Porto Rico and in
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1“ “enmg' “W “Mk ““6"" 0‘ ”'8‘ Edgar Murphy. son of Mr. and Ml‘-‘.\\'ol'th in thousands of socalled rheu-
Est' zouéhgeilflsfl-‘G' n lauto wore “wk?“ and considerabla’mxur G. Murphy. of Main street leavy malic canes. lumbago. sciatica, graVcl.‘
mm s u y we . .othtr damage was done. it“ tomorrow for St. George, (Bnfidllalnnd urinary disorders. Dunn's a", well.
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JACOB RUDDER . lwhcrc hc will resume his duties "ill! known in South Norwalk and warmly
I08 So. Main St. Phone 1446
f l lit-<c arc but cxnttiplcs (ti sonic of the richer beauties
o thc L’Iilllt'l’lllg now so coniplctc. llcrc arc olltcrs in-
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tllltlillfl llldll) iii quiet and plcasiiig Si\'l(‘SI- J
Gray anode-top shoes of line black-
caliisltin. L‘u'ian boob-8.
3 Fina broke out in a barn on ”1° the St. George Patter Comllan)’. 1n ”ll'irccommt'nded by South Norwalk 990 ll‘OI'Y-white ltidskin, nicer-87. ‘ .
- _ Kin-”THU, ot‘qus. linr’ry l’t‘lpilcr on place. eblc. Read this South NorWBlk caiie. x") IVLmleSiq and bf?“ 11“: rlc. Black calfskin with top 0! Hum} t Black kids“? WM] gray ‘top, ‘A it
WEATHER FORECAST. hiizubcti stitet at 1-.15 t is main ____ J_ R. Provost. retired tanner 10 Ell- rement. n . -. was (cone o no . 0n,_.;6_ ' . .
suede, Louis hath-37,
iTht‘ “PM"! “Whom“! reitponded alldi Sterling (ion-boll. a former local] mm". mm“. 60th Norwallr, nay‘a: V‘Jstli infantry. Later ho acted mt editor
For blown“: and vicinity: Fair tind'f’lany overcome "' “'3 damage was young man. now living in New Row .1 have used Dunn‘s Kidney rims mot 'l‘iit’lniamr)’ Journal. "0 was born
(older tonight; Sunday, fair. The dis-{91mm ““1 amounted ‘0 “Dom $100"""lt-hcli-c, was a visitor in NorWqu yeb- thc past for rheumatic pains and in in Wisconsin in 1853 and graduated
lurbance which passed over this sec-in ‘5 WHOM“ that small boys started tcrday. lvlcw ot the rotiults obtained. l hllVe‘lrm: lllt‘ Military At‘ildt‘my illil878.
lion last night is now central ovcr:um tire. ——-- lot-cry reason to believe they are a ——--“.'
good, reliable medicine. I gladly rcc- KUNZ CAN BE ACCOMMODATED.
eastern Maine. it caused generall Mix and lira. R. 11.
rbowcrs in the eastern portion of that lspeuding a few days at the lliltmon‘. ommcnd them and amine their use to Any time that Battling Kunz, of
whom."
Fine plain black kidnkin with 1"
is heel, laced—44 and 35.
! Patent leather with cloth top. 0*
|ton,~»63.50, $4 and 85. x
. Dull-tap shoes of line potent loaf»
all eta—84.75. ‘
Laced patent leather with cloth to!
Pine Havana brown kidskin, lace
' » :7.
Mahogany calfskin with top oi
white kid. Louis hecl,~87.
Calfskin in mahogany shade
over. graceful niodcl,——$5.5tl.
loldcn are!
DOOR PRIZE DANCE.
[ ~Arion ilitll Saturday evening.
' ~at Mrs. Poihemus’,
'. tit-reel, September 27 and alter.
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’. . M Department out ,ot;tho earn-
Lakc region and along the Atlantic
wast north of South Carolina. .Tlie
wosttrn area of high pressure has
rNcw \ork, N. Y.
BOY QCOUT NOTES.
iloily Five, Svec'l Orchestra. ‘
1—--—
Otilccrn or the First District are de-
Prlce 50c. at all dealers.
simply ask for a kidney remedyB-gotVacconiniodatod. The local boy
Sout‘; .'orwalk. cares to sign up with
Don't illud Pnlnicr, of this city. he will be
has
and Louis heck—$4.25. .
nit‘tck calfskin. laced. and. bin: "
,kidskin. button. with Cuban beet—n" '
Black kid‘l‘kln with top of cham-
i
Plain mic dark brown kid—87. l
pagne kid_ Whom—87. I
looted ctistward during-(the «loot g “'pnrtmcnt' gnthbrcd‘ 111‘ the ‘PtonH-r'l
homo and ptoduced low tentperatureaimoma last owning and m"? heard
in the central and southern districts. i the report on the cx’curaion 0‘ Sunday
Heavy ll'Ofilfi were reported as far cant i last. This 1890!“ was very ”may“.
an Ohio and light frosts as far east itsttory_ Plans for the coming [air were
‘TWM arching. October 10th.. has
been net as the Julie tor the rc~nwuk~
enlng of bay ‘iicout activitics in Nor-
'\valk. on this date, the first session of
‘tlie. tnlhtorm of tho Norwnlk Scotit-,
will bc licld
lltoan's Kidney»“Pflia—-tho some that‘been anxious (or some months to get
Mr. ProvostI ltdd.1-‘osterMilburn Co...thc pride or South Norwalk into the
‘Proti.t., Buffalo, N. Y. lring .with him.~~Bridgeport Standard.
. ,. w -m— .. 75..-“-..1-45199
in thc‘
. of white kid-86.
Fine black laced kidskin with wliitel
tops—$7. . -
Patent leather laced sho».a with top'
Black kid, button, top of white?
Black caliskin, button, cloth lm‘.
Chan ll‘?l,—$1 and 35.
Rich black calf with Louis ll~~
need—st. ‘ .,
Stauncli and smart about of“
Pennsylvania. The temperature was
a old» this morning in Pensacola
113., an it was in New Haven. Pleas-
ant Weather prevails in all districts
east 01‘ the Rocky Mountains.
M.“
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODA ..
'l‘ciiipcrnturc: Low, 5!: high,
55. Rain.
ohms
Mayor Carl Axel Ilarsirom spent’
yesterday in New York city on bush:
“PR5.
The October Victor records are
lahto discussed. and it was decided to‘ "”5"” ““0““
open the good time on Monday even-i, South Norwullt Library. at
ing. Ootobcr 23rd, Preparations am in tho cvcniniz. V
now being made IO make this pear's! ScoutCommlnsloner MacDonald Mill
iatfoir. bigger and grander than cvcrfibc in charge of tho School this your.
The annual event will be held in the and it is cxpcctcd that a largo numbcr
Town Assembly Hall. in Wall streetfoi young men will cater on the open-'
~~-——-— iini: night. A good many names wero
DANC‘NG—SATURDAY NIGHT 'tistpd at the scout dinner, which wait|
TOW" ASN‘mUY llall. music by (iraceigprlng and it is liolivcdc that till ot‘
Brother's full orchestra. [the mint who signed pledgcs on that,
a I
.Uptown Democrats are planning for. ing of the school. I
”'9 holding or a meeting Monday eve September l2‘li was not at tlic‘oiicn-l
ning in the former Wall street BChOOIYint: date, but owing to the board oti
building, for the purpose 0t forming; healh dcpartmnt rttgulutiona in regard?
‘3 political campaign club. Enthusiagm‘m infantile ”parolyiss. it was decided}
its running at high pitch in the first that be opening should be postponcdl
8 o'clock '
i
t
idisttrict just at present. and with the
. , for a month.
formation of a new club, oven livlicrt .__,. 4,.
things are looked for. It is understoodl
, that the coil to rtho convention for the'.
‘ nomination or candidates for reproach-tL
o.. O,
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NORWALK LIBRARY NOTES. ‘
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'icvcnlng, will bc on hand for tbcippcn-li
ltldV—tti. . lisb typo, black calfskin" low heel.
Handsome qtiict gray kidskin. 1.100,. Tan calfskin built on English hit.
~86 and $7. ;\\'itb low beach—$5. , “it?
“ill" floor. roar. g
Boy almost can‘t l Pretty C0113“ . (27, “f V
. ‘ wear corduroy out. i to brighten attire. ‘
i litll‘ boy \\llt) puts a suit to alltI l . .
fsorts of hard usc, .1 corduroy. ' . ." snowy daintincss, a true ad
;\iid best (if all, l)t)til)lc~$ct‘- (lump toattirc. we
\‘ict- suit. ‘(lt so \‘aricd paticrns and'
(.liic of thc two pairs of trous- “ml“ that they add very-great
lcrs iiizi)~ bc worn to school (pithymww' t»
Georgette with pleated edge, crelc»
with broadcloth cdge; and some edt‘
ed with Val lac-e or satin,~81.50antl'
-)
kept lookinpr \vcll. The othcr pair?
may bc worn at play—«mil ii
illlt'llx't‘s‘ littlc diilcrcncc how hardV
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hilt-0} plays. lllt lltlllnl‘l'.‘ \\lll standt Not in square and round patterns.
, , , embroidered and lain, t—to ' _.
I tiood llt‘\\'-Sl)'l(‘ \orl'olk Jackct. p me with
. . pleated edge,—-5t)c to 82.
g , . . . .' n , .2
l. tutti all through “till spttldl llig Wham-""9 orgnndy
collard, ._
giiriiitit-ss. tlf handsotiic brown} hemmu...d and embroidort‘d pleated?
“ \ s . . . .. .. .
isltmlt-bjfipO.‘ i or lace t‘dger-Sl- ‘
rtHWl’RM‘mC‘M- t Simple btit effective lawn and»
now on sale. Come in and hear them i tativcs will be made very shortly. in
for there. are a number or good 11‘1“";Janies T‘ Hubbcll. 1'5 being very lavor- . was lH‘ltl last evening with the follow-a
itbly considered by local Domocrnts_‘ ing natumrtt'l‘n 1.1-. am, 1.13 .l, ti. Grog-i
cry, .itifr- ii. \‘3. Grcgory. 'i‘. t‘. Bab.
co‘m and William Howard.
and bills for l‘lit’
~ntcotiiii: ttittlltctl anti bills for ctii‘rontl
1 month, salaried. potty oxpcnscn, news-1
Aand it is understood that tho judge?
~Umbrcllas and Mourning Bands)! will not refuse to accept. the nomina-
O'Brien's. [ “0“-
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The Smith Norwalk Trust (Tom-
bers at. Donnelly's Victroli; parlor.
”an-"
wov of 'thravflgance Wh‘Ch 16305 tolCOSy Comfort Boiler 'does. Lord Sz‘m
unhappincss and asks you to ChoosejBurnham Co.. Irvington, N. v.
the straight and narrow path of lhl'lfti
'. tary’
'l‘bc ic_:n'x'“ monthly n1.
F9015 .
Sit
iiintissi
The full financial statement of tho:
ifiscal year was presented by the sec-
'retary and
t 2' iii Nam :11;
:.o.‘.
——Durns “’39 003] and'burns ll 10Dg‘1papvi's, iziagazinos. elcctric light
pony warns you against the broad high- 1 er. yes, that's jut-ti what the Burnham . booas approved and ordered sent to,
opera for payment.
reasurer. Mr.
c‘fing ot~tlia§
'l‘iic secro-'
Library’
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When You Use a Sellers
Kitcheneed -
l
t
t
last
and
R‘Oldthe time" when you begin to use * t
' a Sellers KITCHENEED you “will
Bulcom.
Many pleasant
cvcnings' ahead!
it will be cosy to make thisi
Autumn’s cvciiitig‘s iiiorc—plcasaiitt
than any of thc past. 4' i
Columbia (iraphophoncs will'
do it. ' l
Possibly folks havc tiiitlcrcstl~
owned the worth of thc Coluiiibinl
because it‘s made so iicar at
home? i
It is an excellent instructive. repro-l
led—25c and 50c.
Swiss and organdy; some embroider--
\ lg
Sets of collar and matching cull"
Georgette or crgandy, some with no
cl tuckinc,~500 to $2.
Main floor, front.
Handsome pottery
for indoor days. ‘
'l'hcrc arc grcCii—aiid—whitc jar
diiii til .
from 4 to 12 inches in size
which leads to independence.
OPENING NOTICE.
—Fall and winter models to be seen
80 Wanhlngton
Dividend Notice
Fifth 8e\mi.Annual Dividend
.Pilli’li’ililllil it].
'79 Washington Street.
~so'uhi"romantic, Conn.
September 25, 1916.
At a meeting. of the Board or
' Directors or "Tho People‘s Trust-
Compiliny. held this day. a dividend
at gthe rate or 4% porannumwu
declared to depositora in the Sar-
tau for the fiscal period._endinz
809mb" 80. 1916. Tho some will
‘ " ‘ Nita butt
)4
6t. _
' . i‘i'hits showed the amount of 32”.“) un-V
‘0RNAMENIM. SIREEI i expended because the year just closed;
1 . - lwas for but eleven months. Therm:
l . l fore the above amount was returned to,
.. units attic an out»...
l The librarian reported that the new;
. . your book could now be gotten into:
At a meeting 0f the dOWMQWIT 0190'! shape and would he proceeded with]
ttrical commissioners which was held; immediately, This will show the EleY‘l
tiast evening. the last of the orders‘ en months' activities and the eieveng
for materials needed in thej building; montltr.‘ expenditure and for the first?
of the proposed ornamental streetttlme will \cover the same period. Here'l‘
light system were placed. " Most. of ; tororc the library and the fiscal yearn.
,the orders must be tilled on the Pacific have not been {or the same period.
Coast and it will take along time’ bo-l The children are again allowed en—‘i
arriy'e ln'thls trance to the library and they seem.
fore the material will
-city. . ' .
On Thursday evening a conforencelbrary staff. They have been much
ibetween' the Southern New Englandmlssed. The period during which the
Telephone Company, United Elo'étric] library has been closed to them etc.
, Light and Water Company, tho Postall tended- from August 26th to Septembert
iTelegraph Company and the engineers 25th. but notwithstanding thia'August.l
lot the South Norwalk Electric Light 1916, showed an increase in books
‘ Plant. was held. At this meeting it won given out or 575 over the same month
decided to work in cooperation with last year." ‘ . V '
each other, and thus decrease the etc, Tho attention of the public is called
Ipense. As each of the companion have . to the ,‘vitally interesting ‘ book,
to use the poles. they decided to share. “it‘rienda of France." added as Vsoon as
’the cost of buying and 0t. planting publigh'ed. This gives ah vivid tic-
.them.‘The pity will probably have to' count of the work of our American
tpay about one halt ot the coat or the boyg‘ in the ambulance service ,ii'iI
poles and coat of constructibnpand France find those who see the .picturt/il
the other companies’yvlll: tribute on Monday will surely want-to-read
the cost or the other halt‘ V twaen it. One‘ r tbaichaptera is bytl-lonryV
them. . x. ‘ " ' * " Sydnor H rrison, who served for three
Two of tho lights to ho coed in the ontha with one or the units, and it,
._ admamentalhsytitom‘ ho' boon
9 iii
to appreciate it its muchas the li-{
l
l a
wonder why'you went without it befoie
"and’youwouidn’t‘trade it for any other
you ever say;
In the first place, you’ll find work concentrated
in one place and everything handy—at your fin-
gets; end. Then you’ll find 'iaoe devices for your
convenience and for still further saving your (la-
bor and steps. _,
And you will 'find that/only a.Seilers Kitcheneed
. . . has those foam-c: and theoal’dllful arrangement of "
‘I‘pa‘c‘en that you it e the moat 'That is why they
,,arti.oalled"‘yourfo’wnidea ol/vvhat a kitchen cabi-
net Vshould‘ be.” ‘
.. 11$: us help you become
acquainted with them.
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, and finish. *l \nd lt‘l’li'lJOXt’S and vases and iii '-
t Columbia records are cxccllent,ioo.;bmvls, and such. Sonic jard-in
This is notably true 0: band record's' icrcs with pcdcstals: and son
Vand other instrumental ones—h'hile‘uiiibrclla jars. 456 to $6.
many of the song records are delight-J Blue and 1‘3‘1 and yellow “Owl“
‘mt, .tlholding pottery of many‘ shapemsoo:
.‘ Coluntbia in oak or mahogany—315' t0 $6._§0. ' - . ‘,
‘and $25. , i Unique fem-dishes and jardinioro‘i!
2 Columbia ith covered case ——$25 have grapes and cherries ‘1an “their
.535 and 350 ’ Ebufi‘ background—75c to $4. ._
l Cabinet. Colombian—875 and 3100. g Ric-iiiy-eticctivc striped jardin—c
Each sort may be .bought nitricr'cs arc black—nttd-whiicéa "
cosy tcrms of paymcnt—and (it ,havc I1 CFCCk lK‘Y b01110?- S‘ki
tll\'t‘l‘C(l at once. it0 55- ' '
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prices hull, “ 5" "
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